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Scott Ennis - 09 Mar 2007 22:48 GMT
I have a presentation where I have a WAV file starting on the first slide and
plays through my second slide.  Then when I come to slide 3 the music stops.  
This is what should happen.  On slide 3 I have inserted 12 - MP3 files that I
want people to click on to listen to.  They are individual testimonials.  
They play when I click on them but if I click on a second one before the
first is finished playing they both play.  Is there a way to stop the first
file from playing if they click on a second one before the first finishes?
TAJ Simmons - 10 Mar 2007 14:24 GMT
Scott,

You could add a little 'autoshape' that has the 'action setting' to 'stop
previous sound' and label the autoshape 'stop sounds'

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>I have a presentation where I have a WAV file starting on the first slide
>and
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> first
> file from playing if they click on a second one before the first finishes?
Scott Ennis - 12 Mar 2007 06:00 GMT
Thanks for your response TAJ Simmons.  I tried this but when I click on the
newly created autoshape nothing happens.  I set the action to stop sound.  Do
you think it has anything to do with me using MP3's?  Any other suggestions?
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Scott Ennis - 12 Mar 2007 23:47 GMT
I firgured it out.  I had inserted the sound  using the insert audio file
which insert the speaker icon.  I removed that and created autoshapes for
both the play and stop buttons.  Works perfectly.  Thank you.
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> Thanks for your response TAJ Simmons.  I tried this but when I click on the
> newly created autoshape nothing happens.  I set the action to stop sound.  Do
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> > > first
> > > file from playing if they click on a second one before the first finishes?
TAJ Simmons - 14 Mar 2007 00:29 GMT
Scott,

My fault... I just 'assume' that everyone uses the 'insert > sounds > from
file' (as it's the most reliable)

cheers
TAJ
 
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